I recently discovered the XML UI module, which is a really cool way to define the app's UI. I think it would be a great addition to your (already brilliant) MVC framework, adding even more separation of concerns (view layout and view logic).
Imagine for example in /app/views/Home/, having a Default.xml file that is automagically picked up and rendered when the view is processed. The resulting UI components would then be exposed to the view function (Mvc.Views.Home.Default) as a ui argument, and one would then only have to deal with events and other logic.
The module isn't free, so I guess it can't be included in your framework, but just having support for this would be great.
I recently discovered the XML UI module, which is a really cool way to define the app's UI. I think it would be a great addition to your (already brilliant) MVC framework, adding even more separation of concerns (view layout and view logic).
Imagine for example in
/app/views/Home/, having aDefault.xmlfile that is automagically picked up and rendered when the view is processed. The resulting UI components would then be exposed to the view function (Mvc.Views.Home.Default) as auiargument, and one would then only have to deal with events and other logic.The module isn't free, so I guess it can't be included in your framework, but just having support for this would be great.